'Joe Biden is a pathological liar'
This coming Tuesday, as you head off to the polls to cast your vote, remember this: Joe Biden is a pathological liar.
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Tricks, treats and scaredy-cat teachers unions
As the COVID-19 pandemic continues, so too does the battle for reopening public schools.
America itself is on the ballot
When President Trump took the oath of office, he vowed to support and defend the Constitution against all enemies, foreign and domestic. The guy was not kidding.
Democrats want to undermine America's antitrust laws
Earlier this month, congressional Democrats under the leadership of Rep. David Cicilline, Rhode Island Democrat, published an antitrust manifesto that would throw years of successful antitrust enforcement into the dustbin of history.
Vote to protect American values from Democrats' 'creeping socialism' this election
The far-left wingers who are rioting in the streets are a dominant force in the Democratic Party today. As a result, the preservation of American history is on the ballot on Nov. 3.
New study obliterates Democrats' wealth inequality narrative
Under the president's leadership, America and the world are significantly better off than before he assumed office in 2016.
For America's left, the election will be a riot
This election's only certainty is that America's left will riot over its outcome. This is no leap of faith, because they riot over everything; it is how they express themselves.
Donald Trump delivered on promises and gets results
Actions speak louder than words. Donald Trump comes from the private sector, where results matter more than promises. As president, he has delivered on the promises he made four years ago.
Americans shouldn't have to suffer another COVID-19 lockdown
On the coronavirus, President Donald Trump strikes the right tone. His Democratic rival Joe Biden, on the other hand -- well, off the mark is putting is kindly. Off the rails is more like it. Americans, at this point in time, are fearing lockdowns, shutdowns and total economic clampdowns much more than they're fearing the virus.
Defense budget debates should start with strategy, not dollars
The defense budget is an unusual investment — spending resources on something the country doesn't want to use. Further, the more it invests in modernizing its military, the less likely it is to be used.
With President Biden, Europe and America would continue to drift apart
Europe and America are like an estranged couple -- love lost and the premise for the marriage fading into memory. Europeans may cheer a Biden victory, but it won't remove irreconcilable differences and dysfunctions.
5 key battles of the 2020 presidential election
It's obvious that Democrats don't want to get along with Republicans. With gritted teeth, they just want everyone to go along with them.
New York Times asleep at the switch over journalistic ethics
In the late first century after the birth of Christ, the Roman poet Juvenal asked a simple question: "Quis custodes ipsos custodiet?" Who will guard the guardians themselves?
China is trying to greenwash its environmental crimes
The West must call out China's failures and set an example for the rest of the world by implementing a positive, pro-growth environmental vision.
Will a government approved COVID-19 vaccine end America's pandemic lockdown?
I was into social distancing before social distancing was cool. Not so much regarding masks, but I wear one in stores even in states where they are not required as a courtesy to those people who are worried about COVID-19 infection.
Presidential election comes down to the personal character of Trump and Biden
Who is more honest? Who is more modest? Who has a better concept of pain and fear? Who understands the Constitution? Who is disruptive and chaotic?
What problems did Joe Biden solve during his decades in government?
The "60 Minutes" interviews of the presidential and vice-presidential candidates last Sunday were more revealing for questions not asked and for sidestepping than for what inquiring minds really want to know prior to Election Day.
Should small businesses trust Yelp to know what's racist?
Yelp, the online review service, earlier this month took steps to combat racism on its site.
The Supreme Court should remain a neutral, non-political part of American government
The status of the Supreme Court has been a deciding factor for many Americans in the past few presidential elections, but it should remain a necessary non-political part of American government.
Election really about furious liberal Dems changing constitutional norms
In traditional presidential campaigns, the two major parties offer contrasting ideas and policies. The Democratic and Republican candidates barnstorm the nation to make their cases.
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